Every Ball of Indian Cricket
Live scores, match news and stats for Team India, plus where to watch every match on TV & streaming.
Upcoming International Series
| Series / tournament | Dates & format | Host nation | Broadcaster | Rights status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| India tour of New Zealand 2026 | 22 Oct – 1 Dec • 3 ODIs & 2 Tests | New Zealand | SonyLIV • Sony Sports Network | Confirmed |
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- Asia CupUntil 31 December 2031
- India in England (ECB)Until 31 December 2028
- India in South Africa (CSA)Until 31 December 2031
- India in Sri Lanka (SLC)Until 31 December 2027
- India tour of New Zealand 20265 matches · next Tue, 10 Nov
India cricket on TV & streaming
Which channel is showing India's cricket match today?
India vs New Zealand, 1st Test (IND vs NZ 1st Test) starts Thursday, 19 November 2026 at 3:30 AM IST in Basin Reserve, Wellington. The match will be telecast live on Sony Sports Network in India, with live streaming on the SonyLIV app and website.
Which channel shows India's home cricket matches?
Home Tests, ODIs and T20Is in India are shown on Star Sports and DD Sports on TV, with live streaming on JioHotstar (BCCI rights until 2028).
Why do India matches keep changing channels?
Rights are sold separately by each host board and tournament — BCCI for home games, the ICC for World Cups, and boards like Cricket Australia or the ECB for away tours — so each series can land on a different channel and app.
- Which channel is showing India's cricket match today?
- India vs New Zealand, 1st Test (IND vs NZ 1st Test) starts Thursday, 19 November 2026 at 3:30 AM IST in Basin Reserve, Wellington. The match will be telecast live on Sony Sports Network in India, with live streaming on the SonyLIV app and website.
- Which channel shows India's home cricket matches?
- Home Tests, ODIs and T20Is in India are shown on Star Sports and DD Sports on TV, with live streaming on JioHotstar (BCCI rights until 2028).
- Why do India matches keep changing channels?
- Rights are sold separately by each host board and tournament — BCCI for home games, the ICC for World Cups, and boards like Cricket Australia or the ECB for away tours — so each series can land on a different channel and app.
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